Anatomy of a decision: InterSystems IRIS
InterSystems IRIS helps enterprises cut data management costs 50% and improve accuracy 98% through converged, high-performance data architecture.
What measurable benefits did organizations achieve after adopting InterSystems IRIS?
Enterprises reported 98% improvement in risk and claims filtering accuracy, 50% cost savings, and triple the data processing capacity after migration from legacy architectures.
How does InterSystems IRIS improve operational efficiency?
By combining SQL, NoSQL, vector, and object data models within one platform, organizations eliminate duplicative systems, streamline workflows, and reduce storage costs by up to 50%.
What makes the platform’s architecture stand out?
Its converged multi-model database and native integration capabilities support both on-prem and cloud deployments. This flexibility enables centralized management of thousands of databases while maintaining local responsiveness.
Which industries are seeing the most value from IRIS deployments?
Healthcare and retail enterprises are leading adopters. One healthcare provider improved interoperability and risk management, while a retailer centralized 2,400 database services across 95 countries.
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